Why Cities Institute Bans On Streetlights To Achieve 'Dark Sky Status' - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Logan K. Carter)·6 Sept 2026
Why Cities Institute Bans On Streetlights To Achieve 'Dark Sky Status' Electric streetlights are valuable safety tools that became common in major American cities in the early 1910s.
Tunes that tug at the heartstrings
New Indian Expressby S Guruvanmikanathan·6 Sept 2026
CHENNAI: A woman watches helplessly as hospital bills pile up beside the bed where her husband is fighting for his life.
‘Mayday’ review: A light and easy American-Russian bhai-bhai comedy
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff·6 Sept 2026
The duo behind the criminally underrated Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves ensure a safe landing for Mayday.
September Indian fiction: Six new titles (including Amit Chaudhuri’s) to look forward to
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff·6 Sept 2026
All information sourced from publishers. Château Rouge, Amit Chaudhuri A writer is invited to Paris and finds himself living in an area that bears little resemblance to his idea of the city.
‘The Debut’ Review: Julianne Moore Is Astonishing in Jesse Eisenberg’s Funny and Dizzying Community-Theater Comedy
Varietyby Owen Gleiberman·6 Sept 2026
It’s rare these days to find comedy and humanity on the same plate — and even more rare to see comedy nuzzling up to mystery.
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: Queens were central to Odisha’s diplomatic ties, says Anirudh Kanisetti
New Indian Expressby Upasana Ray·6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: The most fascinating part of Odisha’s medieval history is that the queens almost served as an index of the diplomatic connections the state had, said author and historian Anirudh...
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: Navtej Sarna traces India’s flag, forgotten heroes
New Indian Expressby Bijoy Pradhan·6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: Author and former diplomat Navtej Sarna on Saturday reflected on India’s evolving national identity, forgotten freedom fighters and the complex human stories beneath familiar...
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: JP Das remembered as a towering man of the written word
New Indian Expressby Anup Nayak·6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: Literature lovers were offered a window into the life and legacy of Odia writer Jagannath Prasad (JP) Das on Saturday.
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: Qawwali and techno beats don’t mix for Vidya Shah
New Indian Expressby Asish Mehta·6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: For singer and author Vidya Shah, blending vintage music with techno beats dwindles its emotional resonance.
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: Abrogation of Article 370 restored Kashmir’s past, says ICHR chairperson
New Indian Expressby Sudarsan Maharana·6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: Common Kashmiris never sought independence from India, and the abrogation of Article 370 represents a restoration of the region’s past and a reassertion of its history, said author and...
In ‘Lovers in the Blue Night’, the ‘constant search for identity’ on the margins of the big city
Scroll.inby Nandini Ramnath·6 Sept 2026
Anuparna Roy first visited Venice in 2025 when her debut feature Songs of Forgotten Trees was showing in the Orrizonti section of the city’s reputed annual international film festival.
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: Had no idea Irrfan Khan touched so many lives, says wife Sutapa
New Indian Expressby Ashutosh Acharya·6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: Writer and producer Sutapa Sikdar said late actor Irrfan Khan, her husband, continues to inspire a generation of young actors even years after his passing.
‘Elsinore’ Revisits Daniel Day-Lewis’ Infamous Walk-Off During ’80s ‘Hamlet’ Production
Varietyby Varietymattdonnelly·6 Sept 2026
Audiences got the first glimpse at a triumphant and career-defining performance from Andrew Scott in “Elsinore” this weekend, but the Telluride player also delivers another important gift...
NYT Connections hints today: Meanings for each word for Sept. 6, 2026
Mashableby Mashable Team·6 Sept 2026
Looking for spoiler-free NYT Connections hints or just wondering why Connections is trending today?
‘Writing should be a calling ideally, not an escape hatch’: Novelist and poet Meena Kandasamy
Scroll.inby S Anand·6 Sept 2026
Meena Kandasamy took the literary world by storm with her first collection of poetry, Touch, in 2006. Two decades hence, her novel Fieldwork as a Sex Object is out.
Why Cars Made The Switch To 12-Volt From 6-Volt Batteries - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Viraaj Bhatnagar)·6 Sept 2026
Why Cars Made The Switch To 12-Volt From 6-Volt Batteries If the battery is a car's heart, the electrical architecture — its wires, electronic control units, sensors, and more — is its...
Sticking to the letter
New Indian Expressby Reya Mehrotra·6 Sept 2026
Even as the memories of partition may be fading with each generation, efforts to preserve its deeply personal stories, both in literature and cinema, continue.
Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Appeared In A Classic 1950s Sci-Fi Movie Based On A Ray Bradbury Story - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Joe Roberts)·6 Sept 2026
Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Appeared In A Classic 1950s Sci-Fi Movie Based On A Ray Bradbury Story Three years prior to the most famous alien invasion movie with a twist, "Invasion of...
Behind the call of duty
New Indian Expressby Anita Katyal·6 Sept 2026
When former army chief General Manoj Naravane penned his memoir, he was obviously not prepared for the controversy it would generate.
Danny Boyle Talks Returning to Telluride and Fighting to Make His Tabloid Sensation ‘Ink’
IndieWireby Anne Thompson·6 Sept 2026
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